Only Fools and Horses - S7E8 - Miami Twice (Part 2)
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Tied with Royal Flush for the worst episode
Haven't seen this episode in 30 odd years and had completely forgotten about evil Gangster Del Boy! I'm finding David Jason's accent hilarious but he just about pulls it off...
I've been looking forward to this reaction since you started OFAH and it didn't disappoint! Learned a lot of fun facts in the comments too 👍
I do hope you will be watching this OFAH special of cut scenes and bloopers along with cast members and members of the production team. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt5pbHJexwU
The person in the picture with don ochetti was Dame Edna Everage
for some reason i can't reply to comments but the person claiming a random account claiming to be 'lurch' wasn't him, the account was bigdec49 on youtube. it's him. He watches these reactions
The worst OFAH episode ever in my opinion. David Jason is hammy beyond belief and Sullivan's usual witty dialogue is replaced with woeful zany sight gags and seemingly endless references to them being Australian tourists. Hope Jason, Lyndhurst etc enjoyed the working holiday because 'miami twice' looked more fun to film ,than it is to watch. Thank goodness normal service was resumed with the episodes that followed, because this one is a stinker.
I really enjoyed it.
I'm so surprised you haven't heard Limey before, i lived in US for a bit and I got called a Limey loads
My father in law was cockney and Americans always misunderstood him to be Australian. 🤣
David Jason playing a comedy mob boss is absolutely incredible. What’s better? David Jason playing Del Trotter who’s pretending (whilst terrified) to be a mob boss. This episode is stand alone genius, and an OFAH classic. In my own humble opinion.
In all fairness Rodney doesn’t know anything about the drugs and the murders at this point, del has seen it in the paper he just saw, and had that meeting with the 2 guys, Rodney just saw the guy that looked like del.
Bonetti, Bonetti!!!! 😊👍
The Australia thing is real. Im from a town near livwrpool and been florida 3 times and every time they say where abouts in australia u from 😂
Rico reminds me of James T. Kirk
There's a story about Rocky Marciano discovering his punching power when he was stationed in England during WW2 when he belted a loud mouthed "Australian" Its generally thought that Rocky actually had a run in with a Cockney soldier and Americans thought the guy was Aussie. Not sure whether John Sullivan had heard this story and used it for inspiration.
Is there a different edit of this? I’ve only seen it once many years ago and I could have sworn that I remembered the Bee-Gee getting arrested for drug smuggling at the end, when Mike mentioned that it would be a funny scene to see I was looking forward to seeing his face when it happened but it never did, it was all my imagination.
Limey’s is a name given to old sailor’s who used to eat limes on the boats whilst sailing the oceans to stop scurvy - lack of vitamin C. The Australians also call us limey’s.
Thats incredible, I always wondered why they said limey's. Cheers!
I think the Bee Gees were actually Australian but I also think they were fellow Mancunians, doubting myself
They were born in the UK, then the family moved to Australia, where they formed the band, and then they returned to the UK to use as a platform for their success.
The godfather version of Del is based on Marlon Brando’s character, Don Corleone. He pulls it off very well.
Mike..I loved your Australian accent for the impersonation on crocodile Dundee 😀
not your normal episode but very fun.
music was great in this episode. tunes!
I'm Scottish and I still got called Australian in Florida lol
Awesome Episode… One of my Faves… Great Reaction… 👏🏼😊
Great reaction, thank you. I’ve really enjoyed watching OFAH with you. A few comments from me: 1) Del is completely inappropriate. He would have kissed Pam, he will grope Marlene, he will look at other women. This is all part of who he is-Racquel knows all this. However, there’s no way (in my mind) he would cheat. If he ever got into a position where that was going to happen, I don’t think he’d be able to go through with it. 2) I’ve heard this is one of David Jason’s favourite episodes - but of course it is. Filmed on location in miami, he gets to do his Marlon Brando impersonation. I’d be amazed if this wasn’t in his top 5. The episode itself is a big jump away from “normal” Only Fools, completely let’s go of any semblance of realism. I know some fans hate it. But i think it’s fun and works as a standalone movie/special. 3) the show absolutely could have ended with the birth of Damian. And it kinda did - that was the last season, it was the last time we really see major progression of the Trotters’ story. After this, it’s just a handful of Christmas specials. Each special is like us checking in on the trotters, like distant family members. It’ll be a bit weird because the episodes/stories won’t flow from one to another - worth looking at the release year/gap between each special so you can see how much time has passed. After a few of these (all fun, but they don’t hit the same high as the last traditional episode), they decided to bring the show to a final close with a final trilogy of specials (all aired over one Christmas period). These are brilliant and (I think) ends the whole thing perfectly. A few years after that, they were convinced to bring back the show for another trilogy of specials. I don’t think these were necessary, but I know some people prefer the updated conclusion. Really looking forward to you seeing the final sets of episodes!
We can list what’s still to come: The 1992 special The 1993 special The 1996 trilogy The 01/02/03 comeback
When I first saw this episode I didn’t really like it but it has grown on me
hi I hope when this ends u replace this with another British classic like red dwarf or goodnight sweetheart ot my hero
That was fantastic. Boycie is definitely my favourite character. “You smell like a vegetarian’s fart” 🤣
I believe the documentary said this was the first time the American actors had experienced ofah and they got hooked on it asking for tapes of past episodes to watch
This episode was pure class don't understand the negative comments
So many people comparing episodes or ranking them ... truth is, is that they are all better than when first saw them because of Mike & Jess's reactions. If OFAH ever comes on the tele now, I'm not sure I could watch it . It just wouldn't be the same not seeing Jess getting emotional or laughing her ass off :))) Next up, Mother Nature's Son ... Lovely Jubbly !!
John Sullivan is a genius. So many plots and surprises and hilarious. The prequel to Only Fools, Rock n Chips has 3 episodes all feature length and so captivating. Jay from Inbetweeners plays a young Del Boy.
I think what I love most about this episode is the amusing thought that Dels web of vice and corruption comes complete with goons and mansion, despite having only left Tuesday.
Watched this one episode more than any 10 times over, for me by far the best one
Dame Edna was a character created by Australian performer Barry Humphreys, absolutely huge in the UK, one of the funniest and quick witted people I've ever seen.
I always enjoyed this one. I agree it has a 90s movie feel. It was Miami Vice an 80s TV series meets the Godfather and the American actors all had guest appearances or minor roles in the Miami Vice series
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Lurch should have continually called Rodney Dave ha ha
It makes me laugh how you find dels wondering eyes to be disconcerting you should meet his other character pa Larkin
All they had to do was offer Del a few million quid and he would of done those 6 life sentences standing on his head.
I went to Florida in the 90s as a kid on Virgin in a Jumbo... The first time I flew anywhere outside of Europe, usually you got a crappy small plane where you watched the the movie on a big screen in the middle. However this plane had screens in each seat and had a game controller where you could play Mario World. When we got off the plane all the staff had been trained to go "welcome to the sunshine state" and it did nothing but rain for two weeks.... Was such a crap holiday lol.
The 'Bonetti' phrase Del keeps using for his Italian greeting is from the Chelsea Football Club and England goalkeeper of the 1960's/70's Peter Bonetti. His 'Puskas' was from another legendary footballer of the 1950's called (Ferenc) Puskas , Hungarian who played for the Real Madrid club.
Well done on getting hold of the uncut/free-of-added-laughter track version as broadcast originally. To the critics of the episode remember OFAH is not a real-life documentary or a serious drama with a narrative, it is fictional comedy for entertainment with real elements. This 'spoof-movie' is up there with the best specials with the key word being 'Special' , well written and acted. David Jason is after all only doing a send-up of Marlon Brando in The Godfather. The 'Australian' running joke is brilliant writing and will never be not funny.
Well it's streamed off the internet on a dodgy site, so they could get whatever episode they wanted 🤷
SO much more enjoyable than I remember it being at the time, and man that soundtrack would feel at home on any GTA radio station. Cool stuff, great reaction guys.
So glad you got the correct version
Cockneys always used to be mistaken for Australians back then by Americans as Australia was colonized by Britain and was once part of the British Empire until it gained independence in 1901...The reason being the common Australian speaks a cross between Cockney, working class Britain and their own accent. Well that's my theory anyway lol
There’s an interesting point to add to this. Ireland was part of the uk at the time and at least a third of the migrants to Australia were Irish. So that would have affected how the accent evolved.
FAVE episode of Fools and Horses, love the content as usual 💕
Underrated episode, This is in David Jason's top 10 eps as he said he loved being able to play two characters 🥰 so many miserable people in these comments sometimes, cheer up people. Just because you may not like this ep there's loads that do so stop ruining the mood. Some OFAH fans are so critical sometimes and for what?! It's a comedy show, relax!
Agreed. The constant ranking of episodes is exhausting. This one is a lot of fun, that’s all that matters.
Having watched every episode and special in the UK as they were released, you forget how long the Christmas specials went on for. There are still 8 more Christmas episodes, that we saw over a 12 year period. Looking forward to completing this journey with you both 😊
Do Americans think we sound Australian?
Americans thought I was Australian too when I went for a holiday 🤣
The actor playing Rico Antoni Corone was at the beginning of Sci-fi film SPHERE (1997 ) film directed by Barry Levinson based on the Michael Crichton novel of the same name. Corone and Sir David Jason maintained a warm relationship years later, famously reuniting and reprising improvisational scenes together at Only Fools and Horses fan conventions.
He was also in the 1980s Miami Vice.
so great seeing y'all reactions to this episode!! Hahaa, there were even a few scenes anever seen as a kid.I remember thinking the double of David Jason was a different person as a kid, the acting and makeup and whatnot were so well done! Look forward to your next reactions!
I was a flight attendant for Virgin Atlantic and I did my training in that aircraft mock up. Cool story , I know
Why do the seats go all the way back?
Rico gives me Ray Liotta vibes, looks wise at least.
They’re tryna kill me… Fresh cheese!
You've nailed the reason this episode divides fans. I love it, but it certainly feels different and miles away from the down-to-earth stuff with Del selling dodgy rubbish down the market, so get it, but I just think it's brilliant and it's still Del and Rodney being Del and Rodney.
Rodney and Del in Vice City before GTA6
Some people saying they aren't keen on this episode, but I've forgotten how much I love it, especially watching with my 2 favourite Floridians reacting to it haha. There's a version of this (hard to find, I think just on one edition of the DVD of it) with a laugh track but I don't think it needs it. *SPOILER, BUT NOT REALLY PROPER SPOILERS ALERT* - So a funny thing, when he says "Bonetti" to the Colombian fellas - Peter Bonetti was a goalkeeper for Chelsea (FC) so was probably the first IItalian sounding word that came in his head. - I watched this episode loads when I was a kid (I'm 33 now) and never noticed Del had the kid's camera as well until you pointed it out, Jess 🤣 Such a subtle joke I've always missed. - And yeah, you were right. That was Fidel Castro in the photo. Loved this guys. Favourite Reactors - very sweet couple, proper great sense of humour and always make the experience of the shows even more enjoyable. I've had a lot of really hard personal struggles lately, but you guys always cheer me up. Big love Paddy from Manchester, England
When I went to the US as a kid everyone kept asking us if we were Australian, so it is something that happens to British people.
i dig your hat Jess lol
There's so many David Jason shows to replace the OFAH segment he's a genius 😎
The worse episode ever. At least its gone now.
The worst episodes ever are yet to come.
They thought I was Australian too. I will never reveal my nationality.
Lovely jubbly
Yeah visited California in the 90's and was always getting asked if i was Australian 🤣
And were you?
The plot of this episode bears a striking resemblance to Roberto Benigni's Italian film 'Johnny Stecchino' released the same year, the major difference is that Johnny Stecchino was really good.
Great episode.Nothing wrong with it whatsoever. Apart from Jason's accent😁 Then again - it's comedy - it's not supposed to be 100% accurate is it.
I was really looking foreword to watching with you awesome guys. Warning i'm a local film-maker in Cairns Australia, and have a habit of posting technical and production stuff. - Unlike standard studio-recorded episodes, Part 2 was shot on 16mm film rather than standard videotape, significantly increasing technical and travel expenses for the BBC. Budget was guested around one million pounds in 90's money, but the official budget was never officially published, google won't tell me.
1 Million Budget in the 90's, especially for an episode (film-ish) of Only Fools is crazy! Must've been a Co-Production surely, as the BBC using all that is mad for a sitcom 🤣. Guess it was one of the flagship shows though.
The Caravan Salesman and the Columbian Drug Lord both went on to have roles in "Bad Boys" in 1995... Rico went on to play Buck Savage, Supermarket Cop in "Kenan & Kel" in 97, then appeared alongside the Columbian Drug Lord again in "Truman Show" in 98...Then in 2003 Rico was in Bad Boys II as DEA... All filmed in Florida... Just always fascinated me wondering if those guys all had "Only Fools & Horses" on their resume when applying for those roles...
They were also in Miami Vice
I enjoyed that reaction. Miami Twice was one of those episodes I never kept on VHS or DVD, mainly because it was one of those ones we thought was way off formula. But I was looking forward to seeing it again especially with M&J. Already looking forward to next Sunday for Mother Nature's Son which is an absolute cracker.
I love it, yes it is different yes but sometimes its good to take chances and do something different, looking forward to next weeks episode, it the second episode I ever watched when I was 14. First episode I ever saw was Friday the 14th.
A New York bartender thought I was Australian, which really confuses me because British accents aren't even close to Australian. Another thought I was putting on a fake British accent. It seems some Americans think we either sound like the King or Dick Van Dyke from Mary Poppins lol.
To be fair when I was in Australia, they thought I was Canadian. I'm Irish
Loved this special as a kid. Was great to watch it again!
When I first saw it years ago I didn't enjoy it as much as normal but over the years I have enjoyed it more its just very different to normal OFAH but compared to most stuff its still loads better
The good news is, while not every episode is as 'big' as this one, they are all bigger than the regular episodes, with more locations, bigger casts, bigger stories, etc.
Music changing to Killer by Adamski as the club scene takes a cynical turn is just perfect 😊
The guy who plays Lurch, actually replied to one of my comments on someone elses reaction. I was saying they could have had their own US spin off. He replied saying it was him and that at the time they were told it was a possibility. They all wanted to be part of it but it never came to fruitition.
Must be the real deal then, a randomer confirmed it on the internet 👍
I was never particularly keen on this episode but it’s grown on me over the years. My biggest issue is that it lacks the realism and relatability of the usual show. For all the whacky situations Del, Rodney & co find themselves in, there’s always a sense that they’re grounded in reality. This, on the other hand, always felt a bit too far-fetched. That said, taken on its own merits, it’s a fun and enjoyable episode. I’ve learned to just sit back and enjoy it for what it is. And next week returns to the usual format.
I was about 12 when this was screened and this wasn't just a Christmas special, it was like a special special. Only Fools the movie maybe. It was just a lot of fun and very much like the fun movies of the time like you said. I think the two parts gave people a traditional episode and the fun episode and it doesn't take away from only fools overall because it's more of a fantasy of your favourite characters in another situation. l love it. Great reaction as ever. Thank you.
All the American reactors I've seen watch this say he did a good job with the accent, can't get a better seal of approval than that.
But he wasn’t speaking in an American Accent. He was Italian………
Gosh lol why is michael dressed as a cricket umpire
Can remember watching this episode at the time and feeling really disappointed......has grown on me abit over the years but it's way down the list of the best OFAH episodes......some of which are still to come 👍
Boycie looks like Michael Caton in this. From The Castle
Crocodile Dundee moment with an alligator. They must be Australian
Loved it . 👌❤️
Dog. Dog and bone. Phone.
My Dad had an office in Chicago in the 80’s/90’s and was forever being asked where in Australia he was from. Bit of running gag back then I’m afraid.
Whereabouts in Australia was he from?
Funniest thing when I visited by Miami was everyone thinking I was Australian.
Don't leave us in suspense. Were they right? Were you Australian at that time?
My family and I went to Florida in 2003 and everyone asked if we were Australian 😂
Are you Aussies thiugh? That would probably explain it.
Loved that. Thank you. ❤️
3 weeks to go. Everglades City, here we come! Then Key West. Can't wait!
I’m from Nottinghamshire and Americans think I’m Australian sometimes, I’ve had Canadian once, and the go to if they’re not sure is “out of state”
You get to experience what we do when most American actors try “British” accents
I never used to like this episode because it takes you out of the setting of the show, however watching it again recently for the first time in about 20 + years I have a new appreciation for it. It’s certainly 90s madcap movie vibes and I adore 90s madcap movies 🎥
I always wondered what the Don was going to bring up with the columbians. They left happy, but the Don said “maybe they won’t be so happy after we’ve had our meeting”. That suggests to me that there was something Don had on his mind that the columbians were worried he would bring up, and were relieved when he didn’t.
My absolute favourite episode
We all know Del's attempts at speaking French are terrible (and his German is not much better) but in the scene with the Columbian drug barrons Del attempts Italian and says "Bonetti". It's a reference to Peter Bonetti the ex-Chelsea and England football goalkeeper. These days English football is full of overseas internationals with 'exotic' names but in the late '60s / early ,70s the name Peter Bonetti was as about as exotic as it got (despite playing for England Bonetti had Italian roots). Not many people in the UK under 50 yrs old wouldn't even understand that reference. (ps, the same applies to Del greeting the restaurant owner with the phrase "Puskas", the Hungarian Ferenc Puskás who was the world's best footballer in the 1950s.
Him saying 'Puskas' made me laugh so much. I'm only 33, but am AuDHD so have always deep-dived on everything and spent a lot of my younger years obsessing over football history. Having said that, my Dad's from London and is a Chelsea fan (I'm from Manchester and am a United fan...unfortunately these days) who started going to games in the 50's, so I was always gonna know Bonetti with my Dad always telling me endless stories about them haha. My Dad was at the infamous 1970's FA Cup Final games against Leeds believe it or not. Can't even get or afford a ticket at the Bridge now.
I'm a Brummie and lived in Los Angeles for 10 years. I was regularly asked if I was Australian :)
Brummies sound nothing like Aussies as well 🤣. I lived in New York and Austin, Texas for a year and most people assumrd I was Irish (I'm half-Irish, but am from Manchester and have a thick Manc accent) and then when I said I'm English and my name is Paddy (they called me "Patty" which I couldn't stand) they were just so confused 🤣
This episode is both ridiculous and hilarious. Love it I haven’t watched it for donkeys.
I went to the US for the first time in 2024 a great east coast tour with a large group. I swear so many times Americans thought I was Australian and I only had this episode as a kid for my reference, didn't expect to experience it, I can't now remember who the Australians on the trip were mistaken for, if at all. Meanwhile, I had to act as a translator sometimes for this lovely but softly spoken Geordie couple 😆
You are about to start the only fools and horses generational episode run, every single episode after this is a certified classic (accept maybe fatal extraction which is good but not on the level of the others)
Yeah, i never really understood the point of fatal extraction. Just seems like a filler episode to me.
Mike and Sid assume that Rodney and Del have been murdered (which is not an unreasonable assumption considering the information they have). When they say they’ll turn up, they mean the bodies, and they hope the police will catch the killers.
Yep, they though I was Australia
Australian* I just called them Canadians 🤷♂️
The drag person in the picture is an Australian drag star called Dame Edna Everage. He/She was huge in the UK in the 90s when I was growing up 😂
I'm Australian, he definitely is not Australian
Lurge was like the mafia trigger 🤣
I dunno man. I think this episode is very provocative because of the situation (and this is a reaction channel) truth is, the accent is FINE, del boy is FINE (he's not planning on cheating on raquel - the first 6 series showed him desperate for a monogonous relationship ffs) the shenanigans are FINE. As an OFAH geek this ranks nowhere near the best but certainly isn't bad. It just is what it is. On to the next one!
I think it is an underrated episode, it gets better each time I watch it.
David Jason is excellent in this. Very convincing
Attention. Can the people making comments saying that an American or Americans thought they were Australian, please make it clear whether they are in fact Australian or not. It's an important part of any anecdote of this type but it's amazing how many people miss it out.
While it would be helpful to know where they're from, yes. I don't think it makes any sense that they would be Australian if they said Americans thought they were Australian, though. That's what you'd expect to happen, so there wouldn't be much reason to comment on it. The likelihood is they're from the UK.
Tags stolen? Hot vehicle as well
Mike's "Stop running in circles!" and "please get out of the water!" absolutely killed me.
I went to California, everyone thought I was an Aussie 😋
And? Why stop the story there, were you Australian in the end or not?
Generally sitcoms don’t work well when they take them out of their usual environment. However this one does for me - really fun - enjoyed it.
The gta vice city dlc we never got lol
This episode has grown on me so much over the years, I was originally not all that fond of it but I appreciate now for how fun it is.
I agree Jon. It’s a proper change in pace/tone from the usual sitcom larks in Peckham. You can see that John Sullivan was going for a cheesy mob movie vibe with a slice of cool Americana. Jason had fun with this and his accent slipping adds to the comedy imo
I love how well Rodney knows his brother. The bored way he intercepts Del’s fist when the club owner kisses his hand.
The accent doesn’t bother me. Just like with Mike Tyson, you don’t ask a mob boss why he’s talking funny.
Americans call British people "limeys" because of an 18th- and 19th-century Royal Navy practice of giving sailors lime or lemon juice to prevent scurvy.
But none of the British colonies had lemon, and their enemies would not give them lemons, which is better for you with scurvy, so they were left with lime, which worked half as well hence British sailors were called ‘limies’
Paula Abdul was my first dance wedding song.
The person in the random photo is Dame Edna Everage a character created and played by Australian Barry Humphries. She was wonderful and incredibly funny
Dame Edna is brilliant
My Sunday morning ritual, cuppa in bed watching only fools and horses. Best day of the week. Really hoping you have a great replacement lined up, but it's going to be hard to top this.😍 Will just have to make the most of what's left. Is it hero's and villains next week?
No. Fatal extraction. Pointless episode in my opinion.
it feels like an episode of walker Texas ranger with del and rodney
An 'oofter is rhyming slang for a poofter. (Different times in the 80s when you could say these things).
They are saying noofter. But yeah
Trials always go ludicrously fast on film and TV. According to this, the trial itself, which is a major trial with multiple charges, would be held one week after arraignment, and the trial itself was one day, including jury deliberations. The runup to the trial, even after charges were brought, would be months. The trial itself would be multiple weeks, at least a week per murder charge, probably more. Deliberations can go fast though. I think Donna Adelson’s jury came back within 30 minutes.
What are you jabbering about you tit
Sundays aee amazing with OFAHs and these guys. Such a lovely couple.
The suspension of disbelief for a bad Italian American accent is pretty much on par with people who shoot lasers out of their eyes or can swing from spider webs. It's not the worst ever "foreign" accent. That title belongs to Dick Van Dyke doing a Cockney accent in Mary Poppins 😂 I'm from East London and it makes me want to burn my ears off. "Caw bloimay Maaaweee Paaaawpeeens"
It's bad. But who cares.
Nearly 2 hours long can’t wait to watch this tomorrow
I think the best evidence that Del was planning on cheating was Rodney’s talk with him. He knows his brother, and the fact that he had to be so firm about no women is telling.
Maybe Del deserves a bit of strange
Was watching Harry Potter last night and up popped trigger i completely forgot he was in it and had a good part in it.
Probably my least favourite episode and a bit of a “jumping the shark” moment. There are a lot of positives though. The music is fantastic, and all the business back in Peckham with “Trotter’s pre-blessed wine” is great.
It can't be jumping the shark because there's so many brilliant moments to come.
I’ve been to Chicago and was asked if I was Australian. I can’t talk I can’t tell a Canadian from an American. EDIT FOR JOEY 😊 I am English, you make a valid point.
The easiest way you can tell a Canadian is the way they pronounce ‘about’ . They say ‘aboot’
Mike just looks like a Mafia boss on holiday! Hahahaha
He looks more like the man from del monte 😂
Love Miami Twice
We’re up earlier than when Del Boy heads down the market here, Bonneti!
isn't that the mansion from crocodile Dundee 2?
Call that a Knoife?
One of my fav eps! I’ve seen it sooo many times, yet I’ve been real excited to see you guys react to it :)
Yes it does. When I was in America in 2011, I did a west coast tour (L.A, Phoenix, Bass Lake, Las Vegas and San Francisco) and virtually everytime I spoke to anyone they thought I was a fking Aussie! I'm from the Elephant in south London and it got well annoying after a while. I wouldn't mind but us south Londoners don't sound anything like them. Funnily enough, those from the south understood me perfectly and didn't ask if I was from Australia!
Danny DeVito... love it!
When I went to New York I was asked whether I was Irish or Australian. I'm from Yorkshire.
Not the best episode but still has it's moments!
It's one of my least favourites but I like it all. Jess and Mike improved it.
" Public enemy number 1?, but he only left Tuesday " always cracks me up. Anybody else would go OMG WHAT! Raquel is just shocked he did it so quickly!
I mean.. yeah. Lol
David Jason can not do accents :)
He can barely do a south London one.
ive been to America and few times, and they always think im Australian
I was playing gigs once znd was in Texas at a truck stop got asked where i was from, Scotland i answered "you speak good english coming from there!" Ha ha
Really looking forward to this one.
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Early upload, clocks have gone back here 😀
Second
Why do people comment first and second? What does it add to the shows? 😂
Thank god been up all night waiting and clocks went back in uk thought i was being plonker of the year
My insomnia is paying off
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